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The inaugural 5K Eco Run, hosted by Jamaica Sotheby's International Realty and Tryall Club on Sunday, August 18, 2024, showcased a blend of fitness, luxury, and environmental responsibility.
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August 28, 2024

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The inaugural 5K Eco Run hosted by Jamaica Sotheby’s International Realty; in partnership with Tryall Club, concluded with resounding success earlier this month, bringing together fitness enthusiasts, environmental advocates, and the local community for a day of purpose-driven wellness.

Participants embarked on a scenic run through the lush landscapes of Tryall Club, with Brandon Kerr and 12-year-old Kaelyn Lawes taking top honours as the fastest male and female runners, respectively. Their remarkable performances were among the many highlights of a day filled with energy and excitement.

Building on the success of this year’s event, plans are already underway for the next edition of the 5K Eco Run, promising an even larger impact and broader participation. The Sotheby’s and Tryall Club partnership remains committed to supporting Jamaica’s environment and communities through future initiatives. Highlights are here in the Business Social.

Jamaica Sotheby’s International Realty’s (JSIR) cultural officer presents Khalil Keddo with his medal for completing the 5K. Runners and walkers alike participated in the 5K Eco Run, an event dedicated to merging luxury with environmental advocacy, organised by JSIR and Tryall Club.kash

JSIR agent Kellie Molyneaux celebrates as she crosses the finishing line at the inaugural Sotheby’s/Tryall Eco Run 5K.kash

Julian Dixon (centre), CEO of Jamaica Sotheby’s International Realty, poses with Vivian Lawes and his daughter Kaelyn Lawes, the first father-daughter duo to win in their respective categories at the inaugural 5K Eco Run, an event dedicated to environmental preservation and community wellness.kash

Garth Abbott, second-place winner in the male runner category, collects his prize from Dahlia Dwyer Hodelin, Jamaica Bauxite and Mining Limited’s senior manager, business development and marketing.kash

Yangsen Li, CEO and founder of LCH Developments; and Pierre Morris, site supervisor, Pinnacle Development, cross the finishing line at the inaugural 5K Eco Run held at Tryall Club on Sunday, August 18, 2024.kash

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Vivian Lawes, winner of the prize for the fastest male walker, receives his prizes from Yolando Panton, sales and marketing manager for Express Fitness. The inaugural 5K was held on Sunday, August 18, 2024, bringing together community members and environmental advocates for a day of fitness and fund-raising, hosted by Jamaica Sotheby’s International Realty and Tryall Club.kash

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